THIS PLACE WAS AWFUL. IF YOUR KIDS ARE UNDER 48 INCHES THERE IS NOTHING FOR THEM.....EVEN THOUGH OVER 36 INCHES YOU WILL PAY 17.95 THE POOLS WERE SO CROWDED YOU COULD BARELY STAND NO WAY COULD YOU SWIM TO RIDE A SLIDE YOU STOOD IN LINE FOR AT LEAST AN HOUR AND A HALF . LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES ON THE SIGHT THEN GO SO YOU CAN SEE THE REST...NOT...THERE IS NOTHING ELSE THE AQUA PARK WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO EVEN GET TO THEY LET LIKE 10 PEOPLE AT A TIME AND 150 IN LINE AT ALL TIMES IT WAS AS BAD AS THE SLIDES ...THE ONLY THING THESE PEOPLE HAVE GOING FOR THEM IS THE LIFE GUARDS ...HOWEVER SINCE ITS STANDING ROOM ONLY THERE ISNT MUCH NEED ALL DAY LONG YOU HEARD THEM YELLING THERES TO MANY PEOPLE IN THE POOL BUT THEY NEVER ASKED ANYONE TO GET OUT ...EVEN THE SAND WAS AWFUL IT WAS DIRTY AND FULL OF GLASS IN PLACES NEVER AGAIN WILL I BE BACK 100.00 DOLLARS FOR A DAY OF PURE AWFUL

Don't care to get wet? They have it covered! In addition to all the wet & wild things to do at Nashville Shores, they have plenty of dry activities for your family and friends. Relaxing cruises on the Nashville Shoreliner All day, all you can play challenging Miniature Golf, Volleyball, Frisbee, Basketball and Horseshoes Scenic, private lakefront Picnic Areas Live Entertainment It was great with myself being in my late 20s.

Nashville Shores was too crowded with too few lifegaurds on duty. After being there a short time a worker came up and explained that if we wanted to ride on any of the slides we'd better hurry as a group of 2500 people would be arriving on busses shortly. It was ALREADY too crowded. BUT THE WORST part was watching several babies under about a year old in the baby pool with NO DIAPERS and no one from the park even noticed. When I complained about this and explained that there appeared to be fecal matter in the pool were these babies had been playing and that the adults with these babies suddenly left the park - the management (and I use this term lightly as they all seemed soooo young) said they didn't see anything by the time they got to the pool and anyway "the pool skimmers would take care of it". They even threatened to throw me out of the park if I told anyone what I had seen!

My husband and I took the children to hear the Beach Boys in Concert; supposedly to share our music with them but more to enjoy it ourselves on a nostalgic trip to our youth. The day was sunny, but not too hot, crowded with lots of "us" and enough of the young people to make it more fun. We were close to the beach and got an occasional breeze of Percy Priest reservoir. We lazed on our blanket, listened to the music, and when it came time to pack up, there wasn't the enormous jam at the gates to leave.